Usages of avino
Mia avo venas dimanĉe, kaj mia avino preparas teon por ni.
My grandfather is coming on Sunday, and my grandmother is preparing tea for us.
Mia avino ĉiam aŭskultas min pacience, kiam mi multe pensas pri problemo.
My grandmother always listens to me patiently when I think a lot about a problem.
La filino promesis, ke ŝi venos kun sia filo al la naskiĝtago de la avino.
The daughter promised that she would come with her son to the grandmother's birthday.
La kurtenon malferminta avino ridetis al ni de la balkono.
The grandmother who had opened the curtain smiled at us from the balcony.
Kiam la luno estas tre hela, nia avino rigardas ĝin de la balkono.
When the moon is very bright, our grandmother looks at it from the balcony.
La infano trankvile eniras la ĉambron, por ne veki la avinon.
The child quietly enters the room so as not to wake the grandmother.
La pordon malferminta avino ridetas al ni.
The grandmother who opened the door smiles at us.
Mia avino diras, ke bona salato ne bezonas boli.
My grandmother says that a good salad does not need to boil.
Mia avino havas bonan recepton por supo kun tomatoj kaj cepoj.
My grandmother has a good recipe for soup with tomatoes and onions.
Mia avino diras, ke salato kun oleo estas pli bona ol salato sen oleo.
My grandmother says that salad with oil is better than salad without oil.
Kiam ŝi ploris, la avino brakumis ŝin kaj provis konsoli ŝin.
When she cried, the grandmother hugged her and tried to console her.
Mi ĉiam kisas mian avinon, kiam mi vizitas ŝin dimanĉe.
I always kiss my grandmother when I visit her on Sunday.
Vendredon mia fratino restos hejme, ĉar ŝi jam promesis helpi nian avinon.
On Friday my sister will stay home, because she has already promised to help our grandmother.
La afableco de mia avino ĉiam konsolas min.
My grandmother's kindness always comforts me.
Vendrede mia avino venos al nia hejmo, kaj ni trinkos teon.
On Friday my grandmother will come to our home, and we will drink tea.
Sur la strato estas glacio, kaj mia avino iras pli malrapide por ne gliti.
There is ice on the street, and my grandmother walks more slowly so as not to slip.
Mia avino trovis kandelojn en la ŝranko, kaj mia fratino prenis poŝlampon el sia sako.
My grandmother found candles in the wardrobe, and my sister took a flashlight from her bag.
Kiam la etaj infanoj denove komencis ŝerci, eĉ la laca avino ekridis.
When the small children started joking again, even the tired grandmother burst into laughter.
La poemo de tiu poeto igis mian avinon memori sian unuan hejmon ĉe la rivero.
The poem by that poet made my grandmother remember her first home by the river.
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